Dr. Jonathan Glass, MD

Saw Dr. Glass and team to rule out ALS as it runs in my family. Everything from the check in to to speaking with the Dr. to the testing were outstanding! One of the best run office I have ever experienced in my life. His nurse Ms. Polak and the rest of his team are excellent and I would have no trouble recommending these fine folks to anyone. Thank you Dr. Glass and team for everything you do!

Went to the Emory emergency room and was diagnosed with upper and lower motor neuron disease by a team of doctors , very professional.. They set me up with appointment with Dr. Glass for these symptoms, I drove 2 hrs to see him , he examined me for probably 15 minutes and told me it was PTSD from the Persian Gulf War, I’ve been dealing with that for 20 years. I have slurred speech , balance issues , muscle weakness, crying spells, and the grip in my right hand is going.. I got in the car and looked at my wife and said what the hell just happened.. we both talked about it and thought he was joking when he said it, but he was serious as a heart attack, I really don’t know what to say .. Good luck?

My neurologist referred me to Emory Neuromuscular on August 30th per Melissa in Dr. Shaena Blevins' office in Gainesville. I called Neuromuscular clinic a week later. Receptionist said with my symptoms and test results, I should go to ALS Clinic. Was transferring my records to them. On September 18th, the ALS Clinic called needing additional information to set up appointment. Dr. Blevins office confirmed again that records were sent and recvd. Receptionist said records were in Dr. Glass was reviewing "my packet." said to expect 7 to 10 days ,October 18th, I called, saying my speech is often close to unintelligible: I would like to know if Dr. Glass is refusing appt. Receptionist was courteous, taking all my information again and said she would see that Dr. Glass had it in hand. It is November 1 and nothing yet. Since I am a veteran, I filled out paperwork to go through VA Medical Center. Have given up on any kind of answer from Emory ALS Clinic.

Saw Dr Glass in May 2008 and was diagnosed with Primary Progressive M.S. after about 30 minutes in his office. Later, in 2012, found that my C4,C5 disc was pushing into my spinal cord. Damage was already done. Needed a corpectomy.